Wat Pho卧佛寺
Thailand · Bangkok泰国 · 曼谷
Stories in the stones一座寺庙，一段时光
Wat Pho originated as an ancient temple from the Ayutthaya period, originally called Wat Phot. In 1788, Rama I ordered its restoration and reconstruction as a royal temple near the Grand Palace. During the reign of Rama III, it was expanded on a large scale, with the addition of the Reclining Buddha Hall, scripture buildings, and teaching spaces. Inscriptions on religion, art, and traditional medicine were also created for the public to study. Today, the temple remains divided into a worship area and a residential area for monks, preserving the architecture and craft traditions associated with royal restorations.卧佛寺的前身是阿瑜陀耶时期的古寺，原名菩提寺。拉玛一世于一七八八年下令修复，将其重建为邻近大皇宫的皇家寺院。拉玛三世时期再度大规模扩建，增建卧佛殿、藏经建筑与教学空间，并将宗教、艺术和传统医学知识刻成铭文，供公众学习。今日寺院仍分为礼佛区与僧侣居住区，保留王室修缮留下的建筑和工艺传统。
Visit with respect带着敬意，轻轻走近
- Wear clothing that covers your shoulders and knees; avoid sleeveless tops and shorts or skirts that are too short.穿着覆盖肩膀与膝盖的衣物，避免无袖上衣和过短衣裤。
- Remove your shoes before entering worship spaces such as the Reclining Buddha Hall. Wear shoes that are easy to take off and follow on-site instructions.进入卧佛殿等礼佛空间前脱鞋，穿便于脱穿的鞋并遵守现场指示。
- Be respectful of monks and worshippers and keep quiet. Check the temple’s latest announcements for opening arrangements before setting out.尊重僧侣与礼佛者，保持安静；出发前以寺院最新公告确认开放安排。
Real photographs are not live streams. Full photos are shown when verified panoramas are unavailable.真实照片不是直播。没有已核实全景时，展示完整实景照片。
Meditate here在此静坐 · Worship here在此礼佛Sources and image rights资料与图片来源
Source: Lions in the Piazza; photographer unverified. The image URL is an original-size cached address provided by a search service.来源：Lions in the Piazza；摄影者未核实。图片网址为搜索服务提供的原尺寸缓存地址。
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